Western cyclone., 1887-06-17
<IssAs NEWS

!, tbe first wagon load Of
FssR; INTO S Topeka, Kan:' from
iprs, lnc0 eoal shaft adjoining the
Bpt i VT company was organized
e0sFE Fan., IUn to work this mine
bhs' ,ara M had a large force OF
bg iDs nS'el all week. The coal is a
FGlA q vein and it's qualities as
ncn cln.odid. d exceeding the Usage
u splg aad many others. This is
oal ami 3,u;ne Of the coal industry
~ # IS a fact there is coal,
snO" 10 shafts will be sunk: The
n0IS noT have filed their charter
95lPS p Nth $4,000 capital.
n ';ons were completed last
pBsl lDter sllI works in Marion, Kan.
10000; rTlG a franchise was also
Y. an electric light plant.
tracts y, are to be fulfilled be-
tober l. ao4h
sppiing ping cars on the Illinois Cen
Sls''Ti Kan, was thrown into a
s,ta Of excitement last Satur-
assV N V.licido of one OF her prom
N Hon. George ID. Thompson,
,asb asI' ~ lvV Vsufocation OF Mr.. A. w.
ne cause which led to Mr..
s.,nis rash deed is unknown.
:sDner en- went into the gas vault
/, lrt orera house to fix something,
!, ,,,oTTsrcome by the fumes OF the
J sndsv there was great demon
|ssa,oi /, sIl Joy in Winfield, Kan. The
II. \, t6o driving of the last spike
I'm n IA. railroad. The new
.DoTiin IN operation, and although
! tbs hands Of the Fitzgerald 4
n Construction company, IS
n both freight and passenger
sS1d doing animmense business.
ssrsns Of Winfield feel that they
| Ood reason indeed to feel jubi-
IN the completion OF the d., NJ.
,pd will do all in their power to
krip It as long IS the officers act
1 tIeiir established reputation for
/ and square dealings.
Il unhappy Rock Island bridge
[niss ssab0yeLeavenworth, Kan,
II,Dger Of being cut Off by the riV-
|ga the main land Of Missouri.
.roria, Kan, will have the free
|ay system established July J st.
i will be i've carriers With q sal
|ls5OOpT annum.
e authorities Of Lyon county,
'lss, sre searching for the man
committed the mysterious muir
ear Emporia q week or two ago.
nmmencement of the state uni
Tere unusually interesting this
be exercises Of the pharmacy
II Of the usual papers and
- by members Of the gradual
y and an address by DR.. r. j.
! OI Leavenworth, Kan. The
nlcstSheld their annual banquet
agup'S. This department has
stabllshed for only two years,
! that time, under the efficient
ansnt Of the dean, DR.. Sayer, it
aEn a leading place among the
|aofpharmacy in the country.
base Of the state VS.. 0. J. Lloyd
Ped Newport, the alleged Wyan-
nan Treckers, was called in the
Aan., court, Monday.
h Murphy, a 17-year-old girl,
sared from her home in LeaVen-
Aan., last week, and not the
Y trace OF her can yet be found
laCe !. are actively at work on the
iA0ductlon or suicide is surnlised
Y theory as to the cause of her
rance IS the merest conjecture.
" sPs Of engineers in the employ
i sslSourl Pacific railway arrived
'saOre, Kan, last week, and at
almeneed " surveying a line from
Nnt to Westmoreland. The line
Naln VIA Haversville and Onaga.
part of the Kansas Western
iOr which propositions have
~ I submitted in POttawatamie
Y. !. Inc Kansas City, Wyandotte
s.lNestern |. I is expected to run a
J through Wetmore in a few
'aary Fins, Of the state Board
sauIure, makes the following
i q the report of the Kansas
Ovafd NJ OF Agriculture for June,
!, a.heat--Area !. scwn, 20 per
! !. man 2 an last year, and thesmall-
u !. N. 1875 condition 20 per cent.
n aissease at least % per cent in
II II any former period; condition,
'ssler, Oats-Condition rs
Y " With VI FIVE years average, SO
n jso Barley, a. 20 per cent. Pota-
4 lame grass, so. Fruits
\ ! ss'eeadition q as compared With a
Y g per cent.